The Way Podcast: Episode 9 — Making Life Matter
Iza Correll, PA-C, COC, a 2017 …
CHS scientists and scholars among top 2% of world’s most-cited researchers
By Alicia Gregory
LEXINGTON, Ky. (Dec. 11, 2023) — The University of Kentucky is well-represented on a list of the most-cited researchers in the world. In a database compiled by Stanford University in a partnership…
CHS Alumna Works Special Olympics World Games in Germany
By Ryan Clark CHS Communications Director
For Katie Lucas, it’s easy to say the past summer was truly special.
Lucas, PT, DPT, PhD, SCS, OCS, CSCS, and a 2020 alumna of the…
RHB Alumni Return to Educate Students on Possible PhD Careers
By Ryan Clark CHS Communications Director
Two alumni from the College of Health Sciences…
In Honor of National First-Generation Week, Meet 1st Gen Student Noor Eqal
By Ryan Clark CHS Communications Director
Around 25 percent of all students who attend the University of Kentucky are first-generation students.
This means that their parents or guardians did not complete a four-…
CHS Students, Faculty Attend AAOMPT Conference in St. Louis
By Ryan Clark CHS Communications Director
Students and faculty from the College of Health…
Celebrate National Allied Health Professions Week, Nov. 5-11
By Ryan Clark CHS Communications Director
Celebrate National Allied Health Professions Week, which is held the first full week of November. This year it will be Nov. 5-11, and our CHS Ambassadors have planned an exciting schedule of…
Diversity Healthcare Program Celebrates Third Cohort
By Ryan Clark CHS Communications Director
When Stacey Middleton, the Intervention Instructor at Bryan Station High School, first met with students and staff from the University of Kentucky during COVID, she never expected the success that…
Creative Services Wins 5 MarCom Awards
By Ryan Clark CHS Communications Director The MarCom Awards, an international creative competition for marketing and communication professionals, has announced early deadline winners in their 2023…
Take Time to Reflect: A Physical Therapist Celebrates the Job
By Ryan Clark CHS Communications Director It all started with a dance injury.
That’s what led Katelyn McNamara, PT, DPT, to her career in Physical Therapy. Now, the Lexington native is a Pediatric Physical Therapist at Norton Children’s…